Some antiseptic solutions may reduce bacterial contamination in wounds.

Tetanus vaccination status should be reviewed after significant wounds.

Medical-grade honey dressings may support wound healing.

Applying firm direct pressure helps stop bleeding.

Dressings protect wounds from contamination and support healing.

Topical antibiotic ointments may reduce infection risk in minor wounds.

Elevating an injured limb may reduce swelling and bleeding.

Rinsing wounds with clean running water helps remove debris and bacteria.

Repeated hydrogen peroxide use may damage healing tissue.

Deep or gaping cuts may require stitches, glue or staples.